Inside Education and Health Sciences

Garro is excelling in the classroom and in the field, and she's looking forward to helping people bounce back after an injury.

Jillian Poole '27 reflects on Johann Hari's narrative in Stolen Focus to prioritize interpersonal relationships over scrolling on screens, and how that will make her a better teacher.

As part of her curriculum in the physician assistant program, Jayla Treadwell '24 partnered with the Dayton Early College Academy to introduce high school students to the PA profession.

A group of students in the global sport, culture and business class participated in the first international undergraduate-level case study competition hosted by the International Olympic Committee and advanced to the final round.

Growing popularity in esports has led the Department of Health and Sport Science to offer an Introduction to Esports course this spring. The course will combine business, marketing, event planning and more.

As a National Health Service Corps scholar, Halemah Shuman reflects on her drive to bridge health disparities, serve underserved communities, and the powerful motivation rooted in both personal passion and faith.

Seventy five individuals volunteered over 225 hours of service during the inaugural Day of Service in UD's physical therapy program.

Through top-notch faculty and program partnerships, UD's physical therapy program is uniquely positioned to prepare its interested students to work with elite athletes.

The Brain Health Collective, along with multiple local organizations, will host a Fall Resource Fair at Goodwill Easterseals Miami Valley on October 22 from 3 – 7 p.m. The resource fair is open to the public.

Matthew Chandiles '26 wrestled with his identity in Florence in a way that will make him a culturally responsive educator.